The phrase "apparent in terms" is not standard and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used when discussing clarity or visibility of a concept or idea in specific terms, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The benefits of the new policy are apparent in terms of increased productivity."
Alternatives: "clear in terms" or "evident in terms".
The clash of my American work style in Austria was most apparent in terms of Individualism.
It has taken 20 years for the dark side of that revolution to become fully apparent: in terms of environmental damage, destruction of cherished habitats, the erosion of farmers' status in society, collapsing incomes, the criminal wastefulness of the common agricultural policy (CAP), centralised food retail systems and so on.
Even though the benefit of nanofluids is apparent in terms of heat transfer capability, its application should be considerate.
The pairs of codes are chosen so that the effect of a slight increase in the distance spectra may become apparent in terms of error performance.
◦ No trial participant can be asked to be treated with an inferior therapy until the end of his or her life, only to make the superiority of the better therapy more clearly apparent in terms of overall survival (OS).
This is apparent in terms of the patient characteristics (children, adults, mixed), the presence of streaming for certain conditions, private versus public, contiguous versus non-contiguous layout, functional units for disease-related groups, streaming of patients depending on acuity and anticipated disposition and clinic areas for minor complaints.
Important interactions can be both obvious but non-apparent in terms of their impact on the phenotype of the system.
But there are billions in additional tax breaks that offer no apparent yield in terms of efficiency or cleaner air.
We would become ordinary queer people and we would feel unbothered by this apparent contradiction in terms.
Then we come to that apparent contradiction in terms, hyperacusis, where loud and therefore audible noises, like drums, instead of being welcome are truly painful.
In this paper, a model is proposed to predict the effect of thin film on apparent strength in terms of the applied tensile load.
